6 Health Benefits Of Radish That Make It A Winter Must-Have

By Bornika Das

February 8, 2024

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Radish, also known as mooli in Hindi, is predominantly a winter vegetable. Radish can be included in curry, parathas, dal or even salad. There are a lot of varieties available in the market and are found in different colours like pink as well as white. Besides, radish also contributes to several health benefits. Take a look at some of them:

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Save The RBCs 

Radish is known to control damage to the red blood cells and in the process also increases oxygen supply to the blood. 

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High on Fibre 

Radish provides the system with ample roughage and fibres, thus improving digestion. It also regulates bile production, safeguards liver and gall bladder and retains water.

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Guards The Heart 

They are a good source of anthocyanins that keep our hearts functioning properly, reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases. 

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Controls Blood Pressure

The presence of potassium in radish lower the blood pressure and keep the blood flow in control.  

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Improves Immunity 

Radish has high amount of Vitamin C that can protect the body from common cold and cough, thus improving the basic immunity system.

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Metabolism Friendly 

The root vegetable helps in metabolism and helps to fix acidity, obesity, gastric problems, and nausea, among others.

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